Welcome to Litsy!

I also redeemed some free fries today and the girl got confused and gave me two, so I brought one serving home and turned it into cheese fries with spicy mayo. It went down a little on the crunchy side while I read the first two stories in THE LAST SÉANCE. I remembered both, though not in great detail, and they left me excited to carry on with this deep dive into Dame Agatha‘s short horror. #deweyoct #readathon

This was a fun and fascinating middle grade narrative nonfiction. It describes the theft and investigation of that theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in alternating chapters with information about the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci. I may need to check it out in print at some point as well to see the illustrations.

Second audiobook completed for #DeweysReadathon #DeweyOct

#audiobook #nonfiction #MiddleGrade

Hopefully Litsy will let me tell you I‘m about to settle in for another chunk of ALL THE HIDDEN PATHS. (Earlier, it got grumpy when I tried to tell y‘all about how I reread THE MARROW THIEVES on audio and finished SPY X FAMILY VOL 12 while I ate a free sandwich I won on a free sandwich and which gave me ANOTHER free sandwich.)

Anyways, it‘s so damned moreish. I dunno if I‘ll finish it tonight after all, but I‘m gonna try. #deweyoct #readathon

This was a cute YA romance about a teenage blogger and a boy who spends his time outside of school helping in his family‘s traditional tea shop. Online, they‘re enemies, but you can guess how it goes when they unknowingly meet in real life to work together for small businesses in Chinatown threatened by a corporate buyout.

One book completed during #DeweysReadathon #DeweyOct

#audiobook #YA #TRS2024

Afternoon reads and snacks for #deweys #readathon #deweyoct

First book finished today for #deweys #readathon, though I started this one yesterday. I really enjoyed this book, a twist on the usual “haunted house” story that felt witchy and very atmospheric but not true horror (and very different from the only other book that I‘ve read by James Herbert, the Secret of Crickley Hall). Cottagecore horror lite would probably be a good way to describe it.
#deweyoct

I finally finished THE STORY OF THE STONE this morning! It was great (aside from the bit at the end maligning the women, who‘re the book‘s main focus despite Bao-Yu‘s central character status), and the last five pages took me half a frickin‘ hour to read because of this adorable red menace. Argh. #deweyoct #readathon

1. Middle of Canada.
2. I‘m excited to finish ALL THE HIDDEN PATHS by Foz Meadows.
3. Reese‘s Puffs bars!
4. It‘s my 33rd consecutive Readathon. I haven‘t missed one since September 2008. Feels different now, but I don‘t wanna lose my streak.
5. Finish a couple things. Read for long stretches.
6. My daily short story, from the tagged collection.
7. I recently got a standing desk and it brings me a ridiculous amount of joy.

#readathon #deweyoct

My TBR for #deweyoct #deweysreadathon #24hourreadathon

Looking forward to a day of reading. Happy reading everyone.

#bookreport
Finished three books this past week, mainly yesterday during #deweyoct. All had aspects that I enjoyed, some more than others.

#weeklyforecast
#currentreads: Am reading Order of the Phoenix because I didn't finish it earlier this year and I do need to read Half-Blood Prince for next month. Last Mission was a #roll100 selection and so far it is very interesting.